Comments by "Carl Summers" (@carlsummers2316) on "Far right paranoia." video.

@scienceevolves4417 A lot of people had to take it to return to work, certainly older people with responsibilities such as mortgages, rent and children to feed. When you have all these you'll find principles don't mean much. Doesn't pay the bills, heat the home, feeding and clothing children. Just saying
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@Paul_1971 That's the main beef I have with it all.
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@scienceevolves4417 Depends if you like living in bricks and mortar or a cardboard box. Like I said children bring adult responsibilities. The principles are for immature adults. As you'll notice from the "so called far right protests" over illegal immigrants harassing teenage girls by predominantly concerned Parents. . You'll have noticed the counter protests are predominantly young (childless) adults. Responsibilities and principles 👍
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I take being called far right by these pricks as a badge of honour
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I didn't see many people on my road out clapping the NHS. And I don't believe many people behaved in this way, certainly not from my observations at least. I used to train a small group of athletes in woodbank Park 3 times a week during the panicdemic and there were large groups of people out walking. Never saw the police once or anyone getting uptight about anyone else's behaviour. Are you all sure you weren't to involved in a computer game and had difficulty separating reality from fantasy 🤔
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@eddiebruv During the lockdown in 2021 I got approached by a police officer at the Hough end leisure centre carpark whilst training 4 athletes. I pointed out the several cars dotted about the carpark dealing drugs and suggested he might want to do something about them instead. Also said I wouldn't be paying any fine and he would need to arrest me. He pissed of. I was there twice a week for 3 months or so and police cars drove on there numerous times and parked near the dealers until they cleared off. They totally ignored us apart from that one time.
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